The National Centre for Suicide Prevention Education & Training UK CIC Reviews

Thank you Steve. It has given me more confidence to help a person in need and to recognise people who may need support.

Its a great course, but very draining sitting in front of a computer all day.

A great mixed group and felt quite safe to air views and discuss a difficult topic.

Really happy. I've learnt a great deal and feel more confident moving forward should I be presented with someone that has thoughts of suicide.

A very valuable course, explains the importance of understanding mental health and suicide and what resources are available and what we can do if we are in a situation that involves suicide. Explained really well and starts an important conversation.

This couse is very interesting, but there is a lot of material to absorb, it feels like there are a lot of bases to cover for a short first aid intervention with a person who might either be known or unknown. As an additional layer of complexsity, I need to think how this fits in with my practice as a counsellor, because my relationship with clients goes beyond first aid typically, I often then have follow up sessions with them. It was helpful to understand the make up of the safety plan as I have used this in work before, but a much shorter version, and it was helpful to understand the reasoning, logic and thinking behind it and how to use it effectively.

Very informative training

Really helpful, practical tools to take away and use. Really gives me confidence.

very good introduction and explanation of what was going to happen and delivered clearly and a very good pace

I found the course useful and interesting and has helped me better understand language and terminology to deal with thoughts of suicide.